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For our final project I decided to base mine off "Of Reflection" from the verb list. I want to start out by saying this is not what I had originally planned ...

For our final project I decided to base mine off "Of Reflection" from the verb list.

I want to start out by saying this is not what I had originally planned for my project. I wanted to capture my reflection in a body of water during the sunset. But since it is December, everything is completely iced over.

So I had to work with what was in front of me aka a dirty Honda Element. Luckily for me the sunset was extra spectacular.

Audio: Emancipator - Elephant Survival

1)To Store 2)To Twist 3)To Drop 4)To Simplify 5)To Flow 6)To Fire 7)To Hook 8)To Collect 9)Of Gravity 10)Of Nature 11)To Gather 12)To Compliment 13)To Cover 14)To Bind 15)To Join 16)To Light 17)Of Waves 18)Of Tides 19)Of Reflection 20)Of Location

Audio: Emancipator - Anthem

Project 4

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The Dance of Dolphins.

Everyone will see something on their own. For me, this project is about humans’ roots and deep connection to the nature that we don’t recognize anymore.

I’ve had my ups and downs along the way, but I’m happy with the final version (for the most part), and hope, you guys, will enjoy it also. I worked with cutting tools, video effects like fading, reverse, etc., and ideas of integration and complementation.

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HI2IPW3RwLA)

Pretty Lights audio x Emancipator video

Reading Response 4

Time and motion are things that are not usually associated with art. Barrett does an excellent job of describing the different ways motion is used in art. From having plants in specific areas to photography to videography to dancing, many people do not view these forms of movement as art. Robert Irwin’s Garden really stood out to me. I loved that he took everything into consideration when creating this masterpiece. “Irwin considered how visitors would move through the garden and designed walkways that would lead them from the top of the mountain down to the hilly terrain” (Barrett 118). He set it up in a way that included his entire surroundings, like where the view of the ocean is located and the positioning of the different types of flowers. I really enjoyed reading the section on implied motion and especially liked the examples used. Scott Cubitt’s article was a very interesting read. As you know, a lot of his ideas have a ton of philosophical influence. His main focus is based on the art of projections. When he was describing the troubled child learning how to project their feelings onto other people was a crazy concept of human evolution. He aims to take away the pre-conceived notion that drawings and paintings were the first forms of art. I find the article to be dark but also extremely enlightening.